In hoc volumine continentur infrascripti tractatus: primo deuotissimus trialogus beati Antonini archiep[iscop]i Florentini ordinis predicatorum super eua[n]gelio de duobus discipulis euntibus in emaus : secu[n]do pulcherrimus trialogus de co[n]te[m]ptu mu[n]di fratris Baptiste de Finaria ep[iscop]i Vintimiliensis ordinis eiusdem : tertio epistola de tribus essentialibus votis religionis & vtilissimus tractatus de veris et falsis virtutibus fratris Vmberti generalis magistri eiusde[m] ordinis

by: Antoninus, Saint, Archbishop of Florence, 1389-1459

Publication date: 1495

Usage: Public Domain Mark 1.0

Topics: Bible. Luke -- Criticism, interpretation, etc. -- Early works to 1800, Messiah -- Prophecies -- Early works to 1800

Publisher: [Venice] : [Johannes Emericus, de Spira, for Lucantonio Giunta]

Collection: bplscinc; bostonpubliclibrary; americana

Digitizing sponsor: Boston Public Library

Contributor: Boston Public Library

Language: Latin

[150] leaves : 15 cm (8vo)

Title from title page printed in red with list of contents on leaf a1 recto

Imprint derived from colophon (s12 recto): In nomine sancte trinitatis isti tres tractatus vtilissimi feliciter expliciu[n]t. Impressi venetijs per Ioa[n]nem Emericum de Spira. Anno incarnatio[n]is M.cccc.xcv. sexto k[a]l[end]as Maij

Signatures: a-h⁸ i¹⁰ k-r⁸ s¹².

Chancery octavo; printed in double coumns, a4 recto: 36 lines, 111 x 75 mm; types: 130G, 105G, 63G; printed Lombards and woodcut initials, two woodcuts, the small one (sainted bishop) occurring three times

Title page, with publisher's device, a1 recto -- Antoninus Florentinus. Trialogus super evangelio de duobus discipulis euntibus in Emmaus [see Luke XII, 13-35], a3 recto-h3 verso -- Franciscus Castillioneus. Vita Antonini Florentini, h4 recto-i10r, including a letter addressed to the Dominicans of Bologna, dated 2 May 1469, h4 recto-h5r, and epitaph of Antoninus; Baptista de Finario. Trialogus de contemptu mundi, addressed to Thomas de Leuco, Vicar General of the Dominicans, k1 recto-m5 verso -- Bernardus Claravallensis. Epistola consolatoria ad parentes cuiusdam Gaufredi de Perrona [Epist. 110], m6 recto -- Bernardus Claravallensis. Epistula ex persona Eliae monachi ad parentes suos, m6 recto-m7 recto -- [Pseudo-] Bernardus Claravallensis. Super verbum Petri "Bonum est nos hic esse" [Matt. 17:4], m7 recto-m7 verso -- [Verse] "Quid inde", i.e. Walther, Initia 17640, m7 verso -- [Poem] "Grata domus genitor", m8 recto -- Humbertus de Romanis. De tribus votis substantialibus religiosorum, n1 recto-p1 verso -- [Pseudo-] Albertus Magnus. Paradisus animae sive Tractatus de virtutibus, attributed here to Humbertus de Romanis, incipit "Sunt que/da[m] vitia que frequenter virtute[m] p[rae]tendu[n]t", p2 recto-s7 verso -- Hieronymus Savonarola. Regulae septem ad omnes religiosos, s8 recto-s9 recto -- Hieronymus Savonarola. Oratio vel psalmus Diligam te domine, s9 recto-s12 recto -- colophon, s12 recto -- printer's device, s12 recto

COPY NOTE: Boston Public Library (Rare Books Department) copy Q.405.160 leaf dimensions: 141 x 97 mm.

PROVENANCE: Boston Public Library (Rare Books Department) copy Q.405.160 with printed dealer's description laid on to front pastedown. Early inscription on a2 verso erased. Early/contemporary marginal annotations. Purchased from Libreria Antiquaria Mediolanum in January, 1956.

BINDING: Boston Public Library (Rare Books Department) copy Q.405.160 bound in later rigid vellum. Manuscript spine label.

Addeddate: 2020-01-08 15:07:49

Associated-names: Bernard, of Clairvaux, Saint, 1090 or 1091-1153; Albertus, Magnus, Saint, 1193?-1280; Emerich, Johann, active 1487-1506, printer; Giunta, Luca-Antonio, 1457-1538, bookseller; Francesco, da Castiglione, approximately 1420-1484. Vita Antonini Florentini; Giudici, Battista de', 1428 or 1429-1484. Trialogus de contemptu mundi; Humbert, de Romans, 1194?-1277. De tribus votis substantialibus religiosorum; Savonarola, Girolamo, 1452-1498. Regulae septem ad omnes religiosos; Savonarola, Girolamo, 1452-1498. Oratio vel psalmus: Diligam te Domine; Libreria antiquaria Mediolanum, former owner